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[Title] => Balasabas scrambles but keeps lead intact
[Summary] => CANLUBANG — Jessie Balasabas struggled to a two-over par 74 yesterday but retained his four-stroke lead as Rufino Bayron’s fightback fizzled out in the closing holes in the third round of the second National Caddies Open at the north course of the Cangolf complex here.
For a while, Balasabas thought he would relive his disastrous 79 over the same course last year as he stumbled with four bogeys and a double bogey in the early going, enabling Bayron to bounce back from four shots down and draw level after 13 holes.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-17 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Davao’s Bayron bucks poor finish, leads by 4
[Summary] => Calatagan, Batangas — Rufino Bayron, hoping to follow the footsteps of his brother Jay, is on the right track.
Bayron fired an eagle-spiked 72 yesterday and seized a four-stroke lead despite a faltering finish at the start of the second National Caddies Open at the Calatagan Golf Club here yesterday.
"I want to be like my brother," said Bayron in Filipino, referring to Jay, a member of the RP squad that copped the gold medal in the last 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
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JEFF TUMBAGA
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[Title] => Balasabas scrambles but keeps lead intact
[Summary] => CANLUBANG — Jessie Balasabas struggled to a two-over par 74 yesterday but retained his four-stroke lead as Rufino Bayron’s fightback fizzled out in the closing holes in the third round of the second National Caddies Open at the north course of the Cangolf complex here.
For a while, Balasabas thought he would relive his disastrous 79 over the same course last year as he stumbled with four bogeys and a double bogey in the early going, enabling Bayron to bounce back from four shots down and draw level after 13 holes.
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[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
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[Title] => Davao’s Bayron bucks poor finish, leads by 4
[Summary] => Calatagan, Batangas — Rufino Bayron, hoping to follow the footsteps of his brother Jay, is on the right track.
Bayron fired an eagle-spiked 72 yesterday and seized a four-stroke lead despite a faltering finish at the start of the second National Caddies Open at the Calatagan Golf Club here yesterday.
"I want to be like my brother," said Bayron in Filipino, referring to Jay, a member of the RP squad that copped the gold medal in the last 23rd Southeast Asian Games.
[DatePublished] => 2006-03-15 00:00:00
[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1096369
[AuthorName] => Joey Villar
[SectionName] => Sports
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